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Kompany fumes at officiating after Bayern's Champions League exit to PSG

Officiating row follows Bayern's semifinal exit.

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What happened: Vincent Kompany blasted the officiating after Bayern Munich's 1-1 draw with Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League semifinal second leg. He argued Bayern were denied a red card decision and a handball penalty, saying the calls tilted the tie against his team. The comments came after Bayern's UCL exit sent PSG through 6-5 on aggregate.

Why it matters: This is a significant postmatch flashpoint because it frames Bayern's elimination around officiating as much as execution. It also sharpens scrutiny on key handball and disciplinary calls from both legs of a semifinal decided by one goal overall, while PSG move on to face Arsenal in the final.

By the numbers: Match result: Bayern Munich 1, Paris Saint-Germain 1. Aggregate: PSG advanced 6-5 over two legs. Competition stage: UEFA Champions League semifinal, second leg.

What to watch: Watch for UEFA fallout, referee debate, and whether Bayern escalate complaints publicly after the semifinal. On the field, attention now shifts to PSG's final against Arsenal and how Bayern respond domestically after the European exit.

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